Casula Veterinary Hospital & Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital

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Casula Veterinary Hospital & Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital

Casula Veterinary Hospital

Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital

Here at Casula Veterinary Hospital and Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital, we have a strong philosophy to provide our customers with the highest quality veterinary care. All of our staff are very passionate about animals, and we always strive to take a caring and professional approach to treatment.

We know how important it is that our customers receive the most up-to-date advice, so you will find that we are all dedicated to improving our current knowledge base through continuing education. All of our vets and nurses regularly attend conferences and seminars, and all of our nurses at Casula Vet Hospital and Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital are fully qualified with Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. We can also provide multi-lingual veterinary service in English and Chinese (Cantonese and limited Mandarin).

We offer a wide range of services, some of which can only be offered by very few hospitals. Some of these services include:

We are fully equipped to look after all of your pets' needs. We offer radiography, ultrasonography, endoscopy, in-house pathology, surgery facilities and a separate isolation ward for infectious diseases. We can also transport patients between our two hospitals and have canine and feline blood donors that live on site with us, allowing for emergency transfusions at any time.

You'd like you to feel right at home here when you visit us at our hospitals. Feel free to take a hospital tour.

We also do our part for the environment. You will find that we have recycling bins around our two practices, and also print on double-sided paper. Our computer waste is donated to Computers for Young and Old and are given back to the less fortunate (students, elderly, disabled and disadvantaged). We try to give back as much as we can.

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